From listening to "sleepless nights" in the rain, crying to the track "timid" at a bus stop while the sun set, watching the sun rise to "kalypso" I really cannot express the profound impact sorrow has had on me as an artist. I put alotta love and care into this one.

Free Download

Sorrow 21.12.2012 (Eputty Remix)

occisrmusic@gmail.com
visit my YouTube page for future uploads.
OCCIS0RMUSIC. A simply hobby artist from Germany.
Check out the Playlist:https://soundcloud.com/occisordubs/sets/lost-files-and-wish-i-could

Creating spaces for minds to explore

MGMT - SoundzOrganic@gmail.com
Booking - Austin@soundzorganic.com
Personal Inquiries - faelowart@gmail.com

The BRIM project was born out of a desire to create music experiences more intricate than what traditional DJ decks could offer.

Over the past few years, I’ve been crafting mixtapes in Ableton, designed to showcase the best in underground and eclectic music. Each episode is thoughtfully engineered to guide you through shifting energy levels, delivering a seamless, immersive journey from beginning to end. 

I hope it engages you and it helps you discover new songs and artists.

-BRIM-

BLINX is the progressive psytrance project of Ryan White, an Australian with a musical background consisting of classical and jazz piano.

BLINX’s debut was marked with the release of “Sax Party” on Psy Recs. His second track, “Heartbeat”, launched with Psy Feature. This momentum has carried on to his live sets where he has had the pleasure of supporting artists including Astrix, Mandragora, Jilax, Blazy, Freedom Fighters and Shapeless. Aiming to capture dancefloors with high-energy sets and unique, original songs, BLINX is a name to look out for as he continues to progress in the Psytrance scene.

My name says basically everything...feel free to follow me for the best tunes about:
- Neurofunk
- Halftime
- Glitch-hop
- Neuro-hop
- Downtempo
- Experimental
- Techno
- Organic
- Everything what's straight up dope


My Playlists ↓↓↓

I flip tunes and play all sorts of music, but I've got a soft spot for Drum and Bass.

How long can we look at each other,
down the barrel of a gun? -John Farnham.

